Peru · NAZCA LINES FLIGHTS
The figures only make sense from a few hundred metres up, and the aircraft are small enough that afternoon wind cancels them. The 15 below compare the flights from Nazca and Pisco, the viewing tower and the full days from Lima, on price, flight time and how many figures each route covers.
Review of the 35-minute Nazca Lines flight from Nazca, with costs, motion sickness tips, timing, airport fees, and honest booking advice.
“Totally worth it to see these mystical lines. The plane is small and shaky with lots of turns (they show you every line on the right and on the left side so everybody can take great pictures) so make sure to take something for motion sickness if you're sensitive”
Review of Lima’s Ballestas Islands, Nazca Lines flight, and Huacachina day trip, with honest advice on timing, cost, comfort, and what to bring.
“The tour was wonderful and the tour Guide Alfonso Choji was great. He is very knowledgeable and very friendly. He made me interested in visiting Peru again ( I live in Australia - the longest flight possible). If I can give stars to this tour and tour guide I will put 10 stars out of 5. Thanks a lot”
Review of a private Lima day trip to the Nazca Lines, Pisco vineyards, and Huacachina, with practical advice on cost, timing, and comfort.
“Our guide Felipe did a super job. We did the super dube buggy ride, rode the sand dunes and flrw the Nasca Lines. Long day but so fun. Long ride home. Thanks Felipe.”
Review of Lima’s long day trip to Ballestas Islands, Nazca Lines, and Huacachina, with practical advice on timing, cost, motion sickness, and value.
“Although this was a very long day, it was worth the time. Flight over the lines was the highlight. Then the islands 2nd. The oasis was still interesting, but just placed 3rd in my book.”
Review of Lima’s Nazca Lines and Ballestas Islands tour, with flight details, wildlife stops, transport, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“This makes for one very long day, but the organization of everything from transportion to tickets is spot on. This company really had it together. I was impressed. Yes, it is rather pricey and could be done cheaper. However, for the convenience of everything already put together for you and having someone to help along the way. Is definitely worth it. Glad I chose this tour.”
Review of the 18-hour Nazca Lines and Huacachina trip from Lima, with flight details, dune buggy action, costs, timing, and practical advice.
“The tour day was very long, and was well worth the effort. Sonya was an informative and friendly guide. The Nazca Lines flight is not for the faint of heart or for those who are prone to motion sickness. And the Huacachina buggy ride feels like a roller coaster ride. We saw beautiful places and had a great experience.”
Review of a 10-day Peru tour covering Lima, Nazca, Cusco, Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu, with hotels, guides, meals, and transfers.
“The content of the trip is outstanding; the Inca information and sites are spectacular. The VIPAC tour guides were outstanding, and we had a personal tour guide for each site we visited. I can't say enough about VIPAC's (the Peru tour company) attention to detail. This is a somewhat physical trip with a very busy schedule complicated by going from sea level to 11,000 feet at Cusco. We struggle with breath and stomach issues the first couple days in Cusco due to the altitude. We did take medicine and wore patches but just be prepared and prepare yourself. The Sacred Valley stops were amazing and of course Machu Picchu is…”
Review of the Nazca Lines and Huacachina tour from Lima, with flight details, costs, timing, comfort, tips, and honest advice.
“This was such a long day… it started with a 7 hour drive to Nazca City, then we did the flight over the lines. The flight was tough. We felt so sick and didn’t expect all the tilting. They took us to a restaurant that was pretty good, but it wasn’t included. Then we drove to Haucacina for sand boarding and the dune buggy. That part was pretty fun and we enjoyed that. Then the 7 hour drive back… phew it was exhausting. Our guide was the best, though.”
Review of the Nazca Lines flight and Huacachina dune buggy tour from Ica, with costs, timing, tips, highlights, and practical advice.
“Irving came on time. He is very outgoing and answered all the questions we had. We could not have had a better operator. After seeing the beautiful Nazca lines, he took us for lunch to a very good restaurant. Then we went for the dune buggy experience and sandboarding. It was sooo much fun!”
See all 18 Nazca Lines figures from a small aircraft with English guidance, hotel transfers, luggage storage, and a 30-minute flight.
“Juan Carlos was great, very informative, explaining what to expect during the flight and giving tips on how to avoid feeling sick. The flight itself was very good, we saw all the different figures. Would recommend this flight very professional and felt very safe.”
Review of the $20 Huacachina to Nazca shuttle, with timing, comfort, guide service, safety concerns, value, and booking advice.
“Our guide Lui brought and to Nasca and also organized the flight, which we had booked through another provider. Toller Service!Auto-translated”
Review of the Nazca Lines flight from Pisco and Huacachina dune tour from Lima, with honest advice on cost, comfort, timing, and value.
“Awesome!! The guide & the driver were great and the trip was very well planned . Sand Boarding and ATV was worth experience”
Review of the Nazca Lines and Huacachina tour from Lima, with flight details, costs, timing, practical tips, and honest advice.
“Fantastic tour. Great tour guide and driver guide you. You can see Nazca line in person. Make sure to take anti-travel sickness medicine before getting into plane”
Review of Lima’s 14-hour Nazca Lines, Huacachina, and pisco tour, with airport tips, costs, timing, comfort advice, and honest value notes.
“It was a very long day from Lima filled with superfluous extra activities. We wanted to see the Nasca lines but had to endure a buggy ride that was cut short because the driver was annoyed that two other people did not arrive. This was followed by a frivolous Pisco tasting more suited for bachelor parties. For the main highlight of the trip, we flew for an hour and al half to spend a maximum of twenty minutes enduring stomach churning turns over the Nasca lines with some bored co pilot rattling off the sights. Overall it was a complete rip off and we would have done better buying a…”
Explore Cahuachi’s Nazca pyramids and a textile workshop from Nazca, with transport, guide, desert views, and practical booking advice.
“Alex was by far the best guide we had in over a month in Peru. He was so knowledgable about the history of the area and really easy to talk to. We were so glad we booked this tour. If you have time, visit the old cemetary with him as well. It's disturbing, heartbreaking and also incredibly worth visiting.”
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